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British Council Nigeria Launches ‘Film Lab Africa’: A Specialised Programme For A Thriving Nigerian Creative Economy  

by Jeremy
2 years ago
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The British Council Nigeria announces the launch of ‘Film Lab Africa’, an innovative accelerator programme designed to empower aspiring filmmakers and TV producers, through capacity-building initiatives, technical training, mentorship and workshops. Selected participants will also receive production grants, and be equipped with the necessary tools to craft compelling narratives bolstering the creative economy while fostering a new era of storytelling excellence.

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Film Lab Africa arrives as a dynamic solution to address the challenges faced by emerging talents in Nigeria’s film and television sector. Recognising the immense potential of the country’s creative minds, the British Council aims to cultivate a supportive ecosystem where creative aspirations can thrive and flourish.

This is more than a program; it is a transformative journey for aspiring filmmakers that showcases them globally. Through comprehensive capacity-building initiatives, technical training, mentorship, workshops and production grants, participants will be equipped with the necessary tools to craft compelling narratives. By emphasising mobile phone cinematography, short film production, and the business aspects of the industry, the program creates a pathway to prosperity by unleashing each participant’s unique creative lens using a blend of art and entrepreneurship.

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The launch of Film Lab Africa underscores the British Council’s dedication to supporting Nigeria’s creative economy. With its booming film industry, Nollywood, Nigeria holds the potential to captivate global audiences with its authentic narratives. By nurturing local talent and fostering a sustainable film ecosystem, the programme aims to drive economic growth, job creation, and cultural enrichment, positioning Nigeria as a powerhouse of creativity.

Film Lab Africa will provide participants with opportunities to showcase their work to both local and international audiences. Through premieres, tours, distribution avenues, and participation in esteemed film festivals, these emerging filmmakers will bring their productions to the world stage. The programme’s holistic approach ensures that participants are not only skilled storytellers but also adept entrepreneurs ready to navigate the complexities of the film industry.

The programme is a result of collaborative efforts between the British Council Nigeria, industry experts, technical partners from the United Kingdom and Nigeria, as well as governmental and non-profit organisations. Together, they share a vision of creating an environment where creativity thrives and where Nigerian stories resonate globally.

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As we launch Film Lab Africa, we invite aspiring Nigerian filmmakers and TV producers to join this transformative journey of growth and opportunity. Applications are now open for individuals in Nigeria and the UK who have at least one credit to their name.

For more information and to apply, visit https://www.britishcouncil.org.ng/programmes/arts/creative-economy/film-lab-africa”

 

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